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Friday, 31 October 2008

Let's just pop by the Prince Charles...

If you have been to London, but have not been to the Prince Charles Cinema, then your London experience is sorely lacking. The Prince Charles Cinema is an institution, with its obscenely cheap films and sing-a-long-a nights.

Sing-A-Long-a nights include:

Located right in the heart of London, near Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, and London's Chinatown, you will find a very fun cinema.

Not only does The Prince Charles Cinema have a great selection of odd films, but they also have cheap prices.

One very fun thing to do at The Prince Charles Cinema is to go to a sing-a-long-a! I can say from experience that they are certainly quite an enjoyable experience.

Location: The Prince Charles Cinema, London, England

1 comment:

Yana Nichole said...: You know, i've always wanted to travel outside of the country. London is sounding pretty nice as you explain it!; 14 November 2008 at 06:58

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with still newborn tenderness

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Growing used to the company,

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Friday, 31 October 2008

Let's just pop by the Prince Charles...

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